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Also, is a building near you vacant? And a look at the upcoming real estate tax freeze, and the story of a Richmond man who has now run on each of the city's 2,200 roads.

Plus, a turbulent funding environment for nonprofits continues, and the Parks department is rethinking the city's urban ranger role. Also, a peek into our recent donor q&a.

Plus, the RPS vs. bus drivers overtime pay debate becomes even more heated after the firing of five drivers, an earthquake was felt across the Richmond area yesterday, and a nonprofit receives city money without filling out an application.

Plus, Kings Dominion turns 50, VMFA neighbors drop their lawsuit, and a nonprofit with a unique affordable housing model is working on a new project in Richmond's East End.

Plus, Richmond cuts 200 seats for Head Start due to underenrollment, former City Council member Michelle Mosby's charity briefly gets a budget boost, and reforming the city's purchasing cards.

Plus: Where are the tax refund checks? The mayor apologizes for a water miscommunication, and the city budget is passed with full raises for all levels of earners.